'Clinton will lose female supporters'

concord - Hillary Clinton, who wants to be the first female president of the United States, according to opinion polls scored less well in women. Especially young women see not sit Clinton, The Washington Post reported Monday.

Tuesdays are back primaries, now in the state of New Hampshire. The first female Minister of Foreign Affairs of the US, the now 78-year-old Madeleine Albright, has the weekend tried to move the female voters toward Clinton. They did so joking with a threat:,, There's a special place in hell for women who do not help each other, '' Albright cried.

The 81-year-old feminist activist Gloria Steinem accused the young female Democratic voters to elect them only Bernie Sanders,, because the guys like Bernie. ' Several American media estimate Monday that the call of the elderly Clinton supporters in New Hampshire, in any case does not help.

To win the leftist Democrat Bernie Sanders seems to be in that state of effortless Clinton. Sanders is a politician from neighboring Vermont who enjoys much sympathy in the region. He could count on approximately 55 percent of Democratic voters.

The small, predominantly white state of New Hampshire has only 1.3 million inhabitants and is considered politically liberal. It was early in 1776 the first British colony in North America, which declared independence from London. The first elections were held here a hundred years ago.